Sadhana - Spiritual practice.

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SADHANA: Spiritual practice.

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Sadhana - the method one adopts in order to obtain a specific goal is called  sadhana. Without sadhana one cannot obtain sadhya, the goal of one’s practice. There are many different types of sadhana corresponding to various goals. Those who desire material enjoyment adopt the path of karma as their sadhana. Those who desire liberation adopt the path of jnana as their sadhana. Those who aspire for the eternal loving service of Sri Krsna adopt the path of bhakti as their  sadhana. The sadhana of bhakti refers to spiritual practices such as hearing, chanting, and so on.

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sadhana:

sadhana - practice, a quest

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Sadhana:

Sadhana: spiritual practice.

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sadhana

Practices for achieving pure devotional service; more generally, the means for achieving any goal.

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sadhana:

sadhana (saadhana). Spiritual discipline or exercise; self effort.

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Sadhana:

Sadhana. "Direct way". A ritual. A spiritual discipline.

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SADHANA: spiritual discipline

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Sadhana:

Sadhana ("accomplishing"): spiritual discipline leading to siddhi ("perfection" or "accomplishment"); the term is specifically used in Tantra

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Sadhana:

Sadhana: Spiritual discipline or exercise; self effort (BV-30), (BV-33) The essential ingredient of this Sadhana is Love. Sadhana without Love (Prema) towards all creation, will reveal only Satan. (SSS-III)

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sadhana:

"Direct way". a ritual. a spiritual discipline.

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Sadhana:

Spiritual practice, discipline and effort. Part of the daily way of life for serious spiritual aspirants. Will often involve daily devotion, meditation and sacred mantras.

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Sadhana:

1) A spiritual discipline or path. 2) Practices, both physical and mental, on the spiritual path.

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A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V X Y Z

sadhana: spiritual practice; any discipline performed for the purpose of turning one's mind from the world and applying it to the spiritual truths.

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Sadhana-bhakti - the practising stage of devotion; a stage of bhakti in which the various spiritual disciplines performed for the satisfaction of Sri Krsna are undertaken through the medium of the senses for the purpose of bringing about the manifestation of bhava, or spiritual prema.

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Sadhana: Spiritual practice.

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Sadhana-catustaya - four types of sadhana (mentioned in Chapter twelve) which are; nityanitya-vastu-viveka (discriminating between eternal and temporary objects) ;

2) ihanutra-phala-bhoga-viraga (detachment from enjoying the results of this life and the next life) ;

3) sama-damadi sat-sampatti (the six types of opulences headed by control over the mind and senses) ; and

4) mumuksa (the desire for liberation).

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Sava-sadhana (Sanskrit) Tantric rite. {BCW 4:615}

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sadhana-siddha

A devotee of the Supreme Lord who has become perfect by practicing sadhana-bhakti.

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